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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-01-07
ssf)ver and Over Assfn.,':

The supreme court reafirnls the decision
in the Chauncy Wass tax title case. Il S.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-01-07

The Canadian Pacific railway has been
notified by the imperial government that
twelve eighty.ton guns for the defense OF
Victoria, B. G., are now being constructed
at the Woolwlch arsenal, and that they
will be ready for transportation over the
road in April next. Drawings for special
cars requisite for this conveyance have
been sent out, and the cars are now being
built by the company; Tt is also said that
large consignnents Of war ma terial will ar
rive in the same ship which brings the guns.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-01-07

Henry Schelenk, Minneapolis butcher,
is arrested on charge of arson.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-01-07

Consumption cured by the use ofWarner's
| White Wine OF Tar Syrup if taken in time
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-01-07

Peter Hanson was killed by the cars near
Minneapolis.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-01-07

LYONS Patent Heel Stiffener IS the only inven
ton that makes old boots straight as new.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-01-07

Mensnan's Peptonized Beef Tonic. the only prepara-
ton of beef containing it's ENTIRE NUTRITIOUS PROP
ER1IEs. 1t contains blood making, force generating
snd life sustaining properties; invaluable for Indises
tion Dyspepsia prostration, and all forms Of
general debility Also in all enfeebled conditions
whether the result of exhaustion nervous prostaton
overwor or acute disease. particularly if resulting
Co.. Proprietors New York. Sold by Druggists.
LYONS Patent Heel Stifener is the oniy inven-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-01-07

Piso s Remedy for CatM.rhi is agreeable to
use. It is not 81 liquid Ola snuff. so cts.
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W T. Smith Ia whrde the following
freight- :Or ruscarsra yesterday:
Ey Frank | ug.~ team. 6 So feet
lumber fJr the N:vtdt q uren mine.
BY Butler, team. $50 ieet lumber
FOR g. W. Z liter 4 "a
D. Stpk-r'S teams. 1892 pound.
mrrrhnTiise for q. W. Pc!iler & Co.,
unl l,GTS pound for other pIrti, =.
b. len Yates team, l,iTO feet lam
Der !ur q. W P"Irirr X Co.. All 600
feet for Woodruff < L AMOR from Pyne
l. PcrmIIi.
By Lloyd DItler's team. 1859 feet
lumber FIR the Naval" Q Ieeu. aud l.G39
fe { for q. " Pclti-r Il Co.
BY Mwr as team, i.JSj feet AMI by
L. Grn"m>' team. 3.lG5 feet iu nOer for
Geo. W. Priti-r K c,
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The motto Of California means, 7
htv" found 1t. Only IN that land Of
'nnshin". whrr" the orange. lmon.
olive. liz aud grape bloom md ripru,
mi attain 'beir highest Perfection in
'nii Winter. arc thu hcrbt aud gu
i"nnd. that ARE used IN that pleasant
remedy I all thro, 1t aud lung ,roubl...
SANTA ABLE tie ruler Of coughs,
asthma and consumption. Mr.. +. r.
Muller has Necn appointed agent for
his valuable California remedy. nnd
sells II under n guntautce At 81 n bottle.
Three for 50 30.
The CALIFORNIA CAT CURE,
To" only guaranteed cure Tor ca,arrh, 81
10y mail. 81 u.
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q \ taxed ~ r.Is. faals for de- SnP-
p1st If the GovsEnuSoa. It 1as ths
third tins in Ihe bi>toEy Of t1s eouutIy
that such . tax hid IL = .v;s1. bot
hith<rto il Lad LeeA invariably Abolished
~htn the csu.e for which Il Sas leVird
ceased TO exist. There are ON Ueii
meaning people ~hO oppose the r-due-
ton Of taxes on liquors aud t'h-cc" ON
the GROUND thai il would Increase the
eCEsumpticn of 'lose articles, hui ih-r-
Was les drunkenness, prsPortionateiy.
~h,n whisky SAs Is cents = gallo tsan
there Is to dsy. sri the u>- Of toh.oc,
as not a. general among tie youth a:
The epuut,S ~hrn it SOLD for IA fourth
OF its pre~eni ystcc. The tsI.Itcn -;
ihrse ARTICLES stSO.d lie regulated by
the several S;s.rs uitbiG th-iE n->TN c;IVe
limits, 40: hy tue q erNl GnVeGr arut,
thus $50 ding c..naici> h-t~evn the
Federal aui State A~uthort--, inca a.
ogcur IN Maize. ~E're the payment Of
moury for al m'cTul Tcr"uG- ern-r
il deemed saaicicat pro; ~ N,d'ioa
of tie State las. aul sal ct~ Ghr l~s-
son p~rerur!uS ~ IA a I.cca~e - aar and
Ssatr.
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There has been . falling % in the in.
tsEnh SvSnse Seceipts Tor the arst TEN
months Of the ases ysaI which ends
Juue 3Otb peIt, a. compared vnh the
corresponding peri"d Of IaNt yesr. The
total collections for the ten months end
Ing Nay 1t we've t9S.2jS,0 Gs. Lcin-
go. $50 less than the collections Tor tn,
same months in The fiscal ycAr ending
June 80. 1886.
Whisky. besS, vine aud tobacco mr.
now the oDly articles on which an in
ternal revenue tai Is levied, aud mau,
prominent Statesmen ,nd urna!s m".
its abolition altogether. II was lcvicl
'hp-~s nsAsSys shvu sVsythias lad
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DISTRICT COZ uT.
Elko. NV 81. 1887.

Elko. May 81. 1887.
HoS. A. L FIrzG BALD. Juigr.
Hearing Of petition for Probate oi
viii VI Arthur Sauiurl Lowe deceased
Witnesses Y-re Examined AS TO til.
G%-nuinenrES Of the signatures Of witurSn
- to the said Will. There being no OBJ
ciion offered. the Court "rl r 4 that
The sail NJ b.. ADMITTED t"
prnhite. aud that letters ~tc-tnurutsry
issue /" HildA J. Love and Il. L. Bise-
low according to the prayer of thr PEE
%titiOurrs. Court ordered that AN allow
.bce OF $50 per month be made for thu
support II The family. l. was also o.
drred that ). A. Piumne. be appointed
attorney for the minor heir.
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E.l,inOre AneIicn:-Iher- IL a re-
freshins ,igor Ab-nut the administration
" igsilee ia Mc1iCo. just Que week
ster the ~rcckIaS O: a ;Isia the p-rpc
traitors hal b~-u arrested, tined. Con
,let-l AMI shot. such expeditions may
mt lie .Hoit,b.e i"r lie hTyers. but 1t
in>grrs the puui-hn,ut IL cnue br.orr
Il h,~ Etn entirely iors stIvn by the
Pr lie. thus serving mos; ,arciuaIly
cuc Of the nj ss n puui>hw-ut.
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Times ErV.-~ the exceedingly hot
u,aiurT o: the -, tao "r three days
w,> supplement- 4 LIT cvcuin; by IA
heavy Ihuul- IISrm of two ar three
hoaF duration, accomplished by Il heavy
ale lun tie T"rGhwe.t. hahn tell III
torrents. arl tie NJ uusLipp-d s,ov =
pipes, levc!rl fences. swnySi Gui.a:#gz,
aui played the Oh H,rry generally
The atmosphere i, cool aud pleasant to-
LAY.
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ScIIuOI 1ICporL.
Lot C~HAIGHEAD.
I. acncr

Following IL the report III the Bul on
school, for tIc month ending NJ, y gitb
1887:
Noble G ark, 100: l. lie Phillips, 100;
Elitn Grant, 100; Lu'u Phillips. 100.
Ncttic Phillips. 100, Geurgic Grant.
100; VI kr C,sIini, 100: nnn Philips.
u; Frank Ozark. 90; I,ulit Ci.Iim.
Jj; Flora Clark. %; Bert Stnknr, o.;
Aldie Strk"r, %: Willie Stokcr, %.
Idt PnuiiPs. 81; Arthur Phillips, 81;
Gcors. stO.er.
RI>a Alexander,
Teacher.
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The rK Gninat.ou q. the runs Of the
Opera Tomiqu- for the r-m aims Of vie
tins continues vigorously. TNcuty
bodies lnvc been fUuul in the dining
roon. These victims Ia | all met Their
death 10y sui 'ca;i n. The hr-mru 81 "
other bodies. but wrre unable to reach
them. 1; j. br.ieve,i tat their urc 10
more bodies it. the ruins.
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swift aud Just Vengeance.

4 Louisville Dispatch Of tue 2nd in.
slant suys:
EcTs is jlst received from Eakn,ty.
IudiIDi, hat Oh Sunday morning
ca irirE sui RIy Davis called at the
itrru of John F!aunism aul after in.
ducIng two sons To ~ to another part
Of the farm, they furcinly trrie | ;hc IL
yaar.o!d laughter of Fiaunigm to the
woods and tied her to u tree aud out.
rnged her. The rex morning th" girl
was found by some n"iShbOrs still gagged
anil bouul. She was almost delirirus
from brr snff"riuSS. She recovered
sufficiently TO give the names Of thuS"
who hal I-'a tel her. An averaging
patty wus snnn Organized. aud the
Davis boys wcr" puraur1 and captured.
They were both tax. to the scene Of
their crime mud hanged. Jahr Enlrw
VII was strongly suspect i of prrtici.
patiug in The villninpu+ deed, was also
hunted down and lyuchcd.
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III allow 40 man To c.ti mr = l;nr
and go unpunishei," said Tr1a-
jadSe t. I.Hy T who hal just com
united :hat off'nSr. ''You ARE tiurt
so. sill" Its the truth. thou ia. Ct
replied the lawyer. rs lie paid th-
money. II ! mt care i; ( il the truth, ct
rc'Ortyd the jalSc. "A ,ourt OF Iaw i,
no place u i tie trrh''
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.irsIC At THE Pu;SoN.

o. Sunday the masisal organization
Of bows knu~a ~ the Guitar aud H.r-
monica Choir went oat TO the State
Prison and rendered several pieces -
the prisoners. Tie Ium ,,es of the place
Sere on trp:o- of expectancy over the
advent OF the new music aud 5=Es i:;r
boys = NArm reception. When they
had 6ai-hrd the drst selection he
prisoners broke { rth into n shout Of
applause that almost made the walls
fall down, they stamped aud wuistlrd
aud ~hi>;led and stamped like mtdm, n
They ~,Te rar', given M I~sa's in the
cold cold ground" and Hone Sweet
Ho.Ie." A. tue latter piece was pl ,yed
they lat liE- STATUES with bowed heads
and a Close ob>rTvvr could SEE thr tear,
selling in III, ir eyes. 1t melted the
hardest oi them aui they bowed their
heads lnT r g. nd tb-ir emotions.
Withal h-TnsA very impressive sceIIe
HIld "ne which those wh" witnessed il
will never ;orS-t.-. Carson Appeal.
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The ''m-n up niIvU," OF whom we
have "ll heard, l. TO be found in S"lln"
county, Cal. lie has taken up his
=!D,ir al this forks nf tree whcr. he
has buiit - small hut. nui as he il
armed with Ii ride aud n I, volv-r he has
30 lar rlu ied an interview Who he l.
or what j ths O5jr,t Of his present perch
Tre matters Of mere conf, cture.
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RIDDLE AGED MEN

VIM arc ~ uIlri
WIN 700 fsl'n't "V4ru iiip " Tho hi.it.,
.i'"'i &C. 'firNri1i 10y = sligh, .p ,,i-g az
burning s"uati'"n. md AabAkUntu3 ~ ,b0 s,..
trin 10 = manner the, "tuupt A.. n,ni a., i,
pF sediment IN Tho urine. a'c. ,,ry M. ~
ihi. dithcu ~ Ifuprini 81 the r,usr Vlt,t A.
w" ~ NJ -'Ate 81 s'minSl " 1AuD...
CrHsa G"utHATfgED ~ All ~r,u r,.,.
CoL"uiiAti ~ Ff,o. IhufDnph ,,,f,t, ill.,,
Anh AiNiC". Incl idtuE Ch"tuiraI sn,ty.is s,i
microscopic examination ~ The ndur' Is An
hgn'-t niihi"n given In ever oAsD. "
III" following Ne %licirsS ~ ,ulIrI Al flo
prices n IfnCds " Wv
Sii .Asr, nv COOPERS vIr,L urarnu
hIi'G, % y battle, Ur fur times tho nr.r,,,,
tp. NNMrLE " srILE TR- T. ''
H'h' w hhi"h" nppyihg by tier. stating
symptoms, soN Hnl ngr sea .cr,cSv A., ~.
Ettl 7" al bu.iu'a Ansh'ii, "
20 celebrated kidney iIofne ". NppuVpr
YUM Tor all kill ~ kiInsy snI MALI
,"inp,hlnu. o"nnrthr,, gicci, LrncrrrnT,
az. tw siic W al drurgtsisi 81 a bottle. ur
Iha Eug,i.b DASDgLON. Itysu Avn
nhnPtpAIh FtEL. ~ tile bet In tho ,n,rl,,
~ sac 10y al druggists; price. % ccnis = b,i.
tSGLiau MEDrC,L DfsrEvs,ey
No. II RE,HNT 81, B,s FHtsri.c,. d.
foo.is-ls ...y.
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In the Fix Yeats nUu 1881 to 1856,
the OEs aptoI CODE IA the United
States Increased irou sD.OJJ. UUU 10 5J4,.
OjO,OGO rourd-, or from L. lUurri, To
10 pounds tor each person.. What a
nn;l"r Of cJI e-drini ~ We are getting
I" De, VIXEN an ordinary family c"n.
snmrs from Az to ~ pounds OF coffee
each Year.
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Under the above heal the Silver STATE
makes the iolr'ai x appropriate com
mcnis on thr n~onScnsical tSiIdi. trlr.
grnphed Over tho cnuuty 10y the brrinirs.
dude who accompanies the Presidential
party
'The Associated Pr"s3 shpu'd rec Il,
the i'd ot who ncco mp .uicS the PEEL.
d"ntiL parry ~ reporter. and seu1
somebody with a little sense
to take his place. 1t IL absurd To bur
den tue wires daily With the information
that the President has caught . i.b.
that br IL slightly aanbHrnsi. aud til 1t
lie hss missed his lunch. Tiers ia not
one person IN ten million who Gates u
continental cent Shethrr the President
catches a ]ininnoE or atEp pppal troui.
~ whether he II ten minutes or au
hour lat. II biz luncheon. aul 10 have
such driyei trIe.riphal across The on
rpent dIy after lay implies that news.
9th ring II degsuera ing to totdyism.
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EMG1 nCTI
II Kcarn Street.
San francisco.

N'r,ni. bnh NV. scmirNi W.nLr..u -.
nl".,'i VT ~. Nr"' 'Eltr hrr. Lost han.
mood, Im"n''Hrv. r. gIy- =. r. inIoTfI".
I'' "'' va tr 'hi" 'H"i- u' 'If siu.r. . Il
rNy'ss iu IN :Uf"r So ~. M htu -. ~ ~
" y IN'-t!ul" NnFiwr,l EInI.,ir u.. ny,r.irp
70 -"ci"i,. nm $50 yEirn. Nui,'s In Mo
n-' = u" VIII H. Il p s-iHg unsb.crycd in the
NNi y aud ucIh s.. ~
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Horse N1lcO.

A horse rnjro ~ill commence on Snic
Ic-k ou Fdip. Janc lJti. All POI.
.Ol,, Interested MI please take notice.
& 40. u. u. D0RsET,
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YouTG ,.fgH

NnI,r NJ from u 81 tho ahnys svnrinm.
hh'fi'd c"nsult uE " unc". To L.,in can 4,
Hl"!nrd. Vti1l ~ = si'fCI. nul 10 b, m,.,
sRsin r'"tsnrb InStsal uf . bn-Iou
There are msuv
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uch Rock SnIoon.
UNDER MASONIC HALL.
II. Nc ADhMI. ProI tirtor.

This popular resort I,I recently been
placed IA Hrs, chase rep ,ir aud
TIE BAR
Stocked with tho finest Wines, Liouoru
aud Cigars.
hy"n want something Mild CT Pow
crinl g'So 'ho B,l ftosk u call.
81.
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~ SANTA ABLE is only soll in
inrg" bottles ut 81 o.: ihr"r for - 80.
sui hy all wh"!es lie aud retrIl drug.
RlNIs. t.I.lY.
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lPoSD n LAWSON.

FoLsoH. CAL 1 usrl Buti".Tinc in
chronic ~rh"umn'i~m With great benefit.
II"a~c scni u supply 10 j. ~. ~linin.s.
hrnoa, Scv., ami "'rirc your, truly.
L. g. Dun ,Nr. NJ. -.
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CnIcn. CaL.-I nryr bad The &C., urh
Tor five y,uT~. AMI cnu1l hu3.y tai,
ruiln: ! could go hgrr.irr th.uu,u u,,
n",tr.Is. Iuur C,ilipInll Cat-E Cure
nus C'cn"sr,I nut INV t"IrI. nuI | can
'iIk palmer nov than ! hue for Tia.
I'rSt iiy" !'nrS. i"ur mriir,nr j. niI
that a. X rrI rr-rntr T.. AN uhsalr,;r cur,
Tor Cttnrrh AMI e III IA the head.
Yours ;ruIy.
Tn. LIZ g. y~r-gvrSr,
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WOODLAND. CAL-Yn'r m.l:c.rr,
~" - Hing better ti.ru urv other a...l
g1"d-, and g.v" -~ail-fir'irn to- al ru-
cln-rrs Thc CT Rrurr g.. rru.rl
very highly hy all via" have ir,rI Il. ,pj
many r.s's i''vr been gr,urly hcrrGitrd
hv IL nSc when HII other Remedies tried
have proved Of NJ benefit.
Ionrs ;Uly.
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The New York World ia going into
The BALLOON uusi ess TO SONS extent.
Absai June 10, IL viii ssad up 4 balloon
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Following is tue s,hro! report Of Clio
vet Valley Distract t,r the month of MIl
1871:
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Ladies' Pebble Button Shoes from 81
80 per pair NJ.
Ladies American Hi Dgituu Shoes
- 81 per pair.
Lace Curtain, rrudy for use - - per
Woo! Barge Yelling nj! colors - cents
l"r ynrl.
T~ur&ey.rrd Table Linen from - C nts
Re ysrl mp.
Gents Caution Fnru-i Un !crwctr from
81 % pr suit NJ.
Gents Knit White Co,,-"l U"IerScar
from ~ ~ per >ut np.
Gents Balb iRg.n Underwear from
- 20 per suit mp.
Ladies' Fancy Batter H,nIkrrchirtS >
for - cents.
Ladies' Fancy BORDER HrudSerrhirfs
for - cent?.
Childr u, F."cy Border Handkerchief
20 cent Icr dozen.
Best 10 ~. Denim Ov~a.!s, Contiuu
Gus "trip - cents.
Mems Snit, from - 81 MP.
Mems Il "ts from - 20 M.
Linen ToN-k from l2I. cents up.
III Re ARE only II few quututi ons
Everything sold il proportion.
Euy var goods at Lulme and SAVE
MONEY.
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ROLL OF
GNAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

or E!kn Public SchOo! for the mont
OF Nay, 1887.
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CALIFORNIA cAf-s.gvsE
Tho Only Guaranteed Cure for catarrh.
Colds in the HeaG,.

Tho Only Guaranteed Cure for ca,arrh.
Colds in tue Head.
ilny fever, Rose Cold. Catarrhal Deaf.
ness aud sore eyes. Restores the sens.
~ ttst" and smell. removes bad ,,s,.
tn'l unpleasant breath. resul, Of cntarth
Etsy hnd nleh-nnt " use. FolloS III.
r'cii"n mud u cure is warranted. Send
Tor Ciicnltr 10
ABtErGNE MEDICAL co.
Ornv.lic. Cal.
SIX months treatment. ~; by mail.
SANTA ABTE aud CAT.R.CURE
7. +. MuLLER. Agent,
Elko. Hevndn.
g Lair~' Mise ~ 4 childrens' sbocs
jiSt received. New goods constantly mr..
ttVing at u. Raiuhmn..
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ISTEEIspIir. DEPARTMENT.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.


Miss VI. l.. iICUGu. Trari
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IVANHOE SEER SUCER.
All ColOrs, at

JOE. "oSEH ToCK's.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1887-12-29

The Great South American
Nervine Tonic and Stomach and
Liver cure. 1t is by all odds
the most powerful and astonish-
ing cure for disease, all forms of
weakness and failing health ever i'm
ported into North America. This
cures when everything else fails.
READ TESTIMONIAL BELOW
Ed. J. Brown, druggist, of Edna,
Mo-, writes: "My health had been
very poor for years, only weighed
1l0 pounds when l commenced using
"Nervine Tonic" 1 nave used two
bottles and now weigh $50 pounds,
and am much stronger and better
than he has been for 5 years, My
customers see what it has done for
me and buy il eagerly. 1t gives
great satisfaction.
Price 10 cents. Sold by Martin &
Applegate, druggists, KeytesviIle,
Mo. 6lY
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1887-12-29
st. John on the Tariff.

Ex Gov. st. John, of Kansas,
speaaing in a meeting of Prohibition
lists at New York, promised his ad-
dress by the statement that, though
he never claimed to be statesman.
he cid not regard himself a natural
born fool. He sought to arraign
the two great parties as dishonest or
incompetent. He gave temperance
statistics and then turned to the SUBJ
iect of tariff. He said there was q
duty on foreign goods, but the scum
Of foreign labor entered free. The
blacksmith's sledge-hammer paid
duty, but the arm that wieIds it
comes in without tariff. He deplor-
ed the fact that drunken buns
and tramps may vote because men,
while our wives and mothers are de-
MED the privilege because women. +"
He closed by saying the prohibition
party bad killed the Republicans,
but the latter had died without is
sue.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1887-12-29
what Am I To DoP

The symptoms of biliousness are
unhappily but too well known.
They differ in different individuals
to some extent. A bilious man is
seldom breakfast eater. Too fre-
quentIy, alas, he has an excellent
appetite for liquids but none for sol
ids of a morning. His tongue will
hardly bear inspection at any time ;
If it is not white and furred, it is
rough, at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out
of order and diarrhea or constipa-
ton may be a symptom or the two
may alternate. There are often
hemorrhoids or even loss of blood.
There may be giddiness and often
headache and acidity or ilatulence
and tenderness in the pit of the
stomach. To correct all this if not
effect a cure try GREEN'S august
FZo0er, it costs but trifle and theus-
ands attest efficacy. e
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1887-12-29
wonderful Cures.

W d. Hoyt'& Co., wholesale and
retail druggists, of Rome, Ca, say:
We have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery, Electric Bitters and
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for four
years. Have never handled RENE
dies that sell as well or give such
universal satisfaction There have
been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines IN this city Sew.
eral cases of pronounced eonsump-
ton haee been entirely cured by use
of few bottles of DIR. Kings New
Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric bitters. We recommend
them always. Sold by w. c. Gas
ton & Co. Alta
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1887-12-29
NUMBER a..
A Railroad Mans Opinion.

]. N. Mccullough, Of PitssburQ,
Vice-president OF the Pennsylvania
railroad, in an interview published
last week says that the presi-
dents message had not created that
kind Of stir in PennsYivapla that
the outside world seemed to imagine.
Pennsylvania believes in q protec-
tive tariff because Of It's great manu-
featuring interests, but PennsyIvan-
ians also believe that the taxes ought
to be reduced: uI think it can be
done safely and I have travelled over
the country pretty extensively. I
lind that the sentiment is with Presi-
dent Cleveland, because he has
brought the issue squarely before
the people. Nobody believes that
congress viii do anything toward
modifying the tariff laws. Congress-
men win fuss and dicker over the
matter and go into the presidential
campaign with tariff duties Just
where they are to-day. The manu-
facturers do not believe congress in
tends to accomplish anything defn-
ite, and are going on IS if there was
no mention of tariff bill anywhere.
They have never turned out so many
goods as this year. Prices have
been very low and profits must be
made from the great number OF or
ders. / think this kind OF q boom
will continue until spring. We have
not got cars nor motive powers sufi-
cient to haul our business, and that
tells you the country is pretty well
off, but prices are very low, and
don't believe they are making dol
lar in pig iron.''
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1887-12-29
Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit Posl
lively Cured by administering DR..
Haines' Golden Specific.

1t can be given In a cup Of coffee
or tea without the knowledge of the
person taking 1t; is absolutely harm
less and will effect permanent and
speedy cure, whether the patient is
a moderate drinker or an alcoholic
wreck. Thousands of drunkards
have been made temperate men who
have taken Golden Specific in their
coffee without their knowledge, and
to-day believe they quit drinking of
their own free will. 1T NEVER
FAILS. The system once impreg-
mated with the Specific it becomes an
utter impossibiIity for the liquor
appetite to exist. For full partic-
ulars address GOLDEN SPECIFIC
CO., 1S5 Race ST., Cincinnati, O..
Ssly